You’ve done it. You’ve created a successful web site with compelling content. A loyal community of readers keeps coming back for more. SEO efforts have paid off too, with lots of traffic from Google, Yahoo!, MSN and minor search engines. Time to sit back with a fine Real Ale or a glass of Monteregio di Massa Marittima… but didn’t you forget something? Internal Site Search perhaps?
By Internal Site Search we mean a search feature on your website to allow site visitors to find what they’re looking for, using their own words.
Don’t fret, there are good reasons to deploy site search functionality and it’s relatively easy to do.
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The traditional August break in Italy is a wonderful time to work on projects which linger on the back burner during the rest of the year. Last August led to the release of a free keyword selection guide (in Italian); this year’s focus is a Course on using the AdWords PPC paid search marketing program.
While capturing some updated screen shots for the PPC Course, I came across an interesting example of a search marketing phenomena known as PPC or AdSense arbitrage.
Search for Milan – Rome Flights
Consider this search for Milan – Rome Flights: 
Figure 1: Search in Google for Flights between Milan and Rome
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